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closed Any chance I get your comments on RTSEC.com ?

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Hi,

I would like to get your appraisals and comments on the domain name which is the combination of "RT = Real-Time" and "SEC= Security", RTSEC.com.

Could yougive me your opinions on it?

Thank you in advance!
 
Not too bad imho. Not sure there are plenty of end users but you have a name that is short and viable imo.
 
Not too bad imho. Not sure there are plenty of end users but you have a name that is short and viable imo.

Thank you, Katherine! I greatly appreciated that you've taken time and commented on the domain name.

Actually, I'd like to hear some appraisal range, so it will be fantastic if I get some other domainers comments, too.
 
I love it for RT Sec..... security. There are plenty of end users for this (security is a massive business since 9 - 11) and I think it's a matter of branding it right. Scan the market for high end security companies (either physical, like home or business alarm & monitoring or virtual, like IT security ops).

I'd say $xxxx to a reseller and low-mid $xx,xxx to the right end user.

Rob
 
without content I do not see any value

but the name is nice to develop
 
Hi there,

I'd be happy to hear some more..:)

Thank you in advance!
 
For domainers, it is reg fee. End users? you'll never know.
 
This is not a 'domainer's' domain name and dare I say an end user name imo. It is not the type of name where you can up the ante or make moves for premium pricing.
 
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